Rosewood
Rosewood provides a safe place, where you can talk about yourself and aspects of your life, which may be painful or confusing and that may be causing feelings of anger or unhappiness. It allows you to talk with someone who is trained to listen attentively and to help you improve things. It can assist you to make the changes in your life that are designed to improve your well being. Initial consultations are usually available at no charge. Counseling and therapy are available on a fee basis.
We also, offer Seminars, Workshops, Webinars and Presentations.
Our Seminars focus on issues related to mental health, they provide an overview and a fundamental understanding of mental illness and the rights of individuals who have a mental illness. They typically are held in an evening in an informal setting with a small group. They consist of audio visual presentations. Fee amounts are shown here.
Our Workshops focus on specific pathologies associated with children who present extreme and challenging behaviors. They discuss in-depth elements of causation of such pathologies and review past and current research.
They teach parental responses and techniques designed to mitigate and lessen the effects the child’s behavior on the family’s dynamics with the goal of restoring functionality and happiness into the family.
They consist of audio visual components augmented with lecture style instruction. They utilize workbooks and may also include role-playing practice exercises. Certificates of Attendance are issued to those who successfully complete the course. They are typically held in a formal setting over one to two days with attendance usually not exceeding 500 individuals. Advanced Registration is required. Tuition amounts are shown here.
Our Webinars are presented as a free public service.
Our Presentations are designed for individual participation. They typically are an integral part of an intensive case services plan intended to restructure the parental/child relationship in an effort to improve the parent(s) parenting skill set. Referrals from a court, agencies or therapist may be required.
